Wordfence Malware Scan

  • Dear PageSpeed Ninja:

    A recent scan identified PageSpeed Ninja as potentially having malware.

    File appears to be malicious or unsafe: …/public_html/wp-content/uploads/psn-pagespeed-ninja/cache/ea/ea1873f78f8bcacc55fdaff5c253e7e2887e81c7_js

    File appears to be malicious or unsafe: …/public_html/wp-content/uploads/psn-pagespeed-ninja/cache/63/632e31382f3f75f0918622e2acf4109e05adbda4_js

    Please advise. Thank you.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Denis Ryabov

    (@dryabov)

    Cache files ending in _js contain the result of combining and minifying JavaScript files on your site (you can view the contents of these files, they contain partially-formed HTML in JSON format). I don’t know exactly what Wordfence is reacting to, but you should probably have an original file somewhere on your site that has the same reaction. Send us one of these files for analysis (to [email protected]) and we’ll see what might be wrong.

    Plugin Author Denis Ryabov

    (@dryabov)

    @wingusupport Did you check the contents of that file? Did you find out what Wordfense doesn’t like there?

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